Red Hat working on complex event processing software
Red Hat will  preview next week a CEP (complex event processing) capability being added to the company's open source business rules management software.
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Verizon Business service adds mobile device toolkit
Verizon Business today announced a hosted service to help customers develop and deploy applications such as CRM software across multiple devices such as the iPhone, Symbian, Windows Phone 7 and, soon, Android.
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Sybase IQ updated for parallel processing
Database vendor Sybase is upgrading its column-oriented database, Sybase IQ, to run on a massively parallel processing (MPP) architecture.
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Good security tools now support Verizon Android phones
Verizon Wireless today announced that Android smartphones using its network can now use Good Technology's security and management software.
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SAP execs outline plans for Sybase
SAP executives today outlined the company's strategy for the recently acquired Sybase, which includes the creation of a mobile platform that can run on-premises or in the cloud, connects to every application and is compatible with "all major" mobile operating systems and devices.
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SAP, Sybase lay out tech road maps
SAP and Sybase officials gathered in Boston on Thursday to reveal how they plan to bring together their respective technologies in the areas of mobility, analytics and enterprise information management.
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HP, Sybase team to offer DIY BI blueprint
Hoping to undercut the prices of business intelligence (BI) appliances offered by other vendors, Sybase and Hewlett-Packard have posted a reference architecture for building a BI system that could cost significantly less than most pre-packaged BI appliances, the companies claim.
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SAP warms to open source
Although not traditionally known for its contributions to the open-source community, the German-based SAP is adopting more open-source software, as well as contributing more of its own code back into the community, company officials said in an interview.
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SAP reports revenue up 12 percent, earnings up 15 percent
SAP reported a 15 percent year-on-year rise in earnings for the second quarter, on revenue up 12 percent. It forecast that underlying revenue growth in its core business of software and software-related services will accelerate following completion of its acquisition of Sybase.
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SAP-Sybase deal wins EU approval
SAP said Tuesday that the European Commission has approved its pending acquisition of Sybase.
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SAP extends Sybase offer, awaits EU approval
SAP said Friday that it has extended its US$5.8 billion bid for Sybase while it awaits approval under European merger regulations.
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What makes Sybase worth nearly $6 billion to SAP?
Few companies get a chance at a second life. When John Chen signed on as CEO of Sybase in 1998, the database software vendor was, in Chen's own words, "a very, very dead company." Once a strong competitor to Oracle, Sybase had lost its way, in part because it missed the opportunity to enter the enterprise application market Oracle now leads.
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IBM, Sybase upgrade analytics capabilities
Both IBM and Sybase have updated their lines of analytics software, optimistic of the growing market for such tools.
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Sybase promises integrated mobile platform
Sybase will dramatically revamp and integrate its conglomeration of mobile software products, assuming software giant SAP, which is buying Sybase, doesn't have other ideas.
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SAP Mostly Mum On Sybase Plans
SAP Executives have said little about their plans for Sybase products once <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9176657/_SAP_to_buy_Sybase_for_5.8B_in_all_cash_deal">the enterprise software vendor's $5.8 billion deal</a> to buy the Dublin, Calif., database maker closes, leaving Sybase users and partners wondering about the fate of technology that many of them depend on.
